literally

To assert that a statement is factually correct and not a metaphor or exaggeration.

Used to add strong emphasis, meaning something is not just difficult but truly impossible.

Used hyperbolically to emphasize a chaotic, crazy, or unbelievable situation.

Stresses that an idea or event is so shocking or unacceptable it cannot be seriously considered.

Commonly used to emphasize a crucial rescue or intervention, as in 'literally saved my life'.

To describe physically trembling, often from fear, cold, excitement, or anger.

To convert text from one language to another on a word-for-word basis.

Often used hyperbolically to describe a strong emotional reaction (e.g., with anger) or a sudden, dramatic increase.

To understand words in their most basic, direct, and non-figurative sense.

Used hyperbolically to express extreme hunger or deprivation of something.

To emphasize that something or someone has vanished completely and without a trace.

To emphasize the act of throwing something, often with force, carelessness, or finality.

Used for emphasis to mean complete and utter destruction.